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shower1000Oct 18, 2018When we used to own a Park Model at Laguna del Sol we would typically go for 10-12 days at a time.
We used to fly into Mather Field, get a crew car, run around Rancho Cordova doing grocery and supplies shopping. Then return to Mather to return the car. call in and someone would come get us an take us to LDS, about 10 miles away. We would only have the clothes we were wearing plus our groceries.
We would normally arrive on a Thursday, stay the whole next week, then leave the following Tuesday. Sometime during the week we would do the laundry, our traveling clothes and towels. We did keep a couple of changes of clothes in the closet, for emergencies or if we wanted a nice dinner out at Sloughhouse or Sheldon. We also kept some Aloha shirts to wear as a cover up for going to the Friday and Saturday night dances ( it gets cool there at night ).
Otherwise, we went to LDS to live the nude life and socialize with other nudists. So no clothes.
So to answer the thread, time spent nude was generally at least 11 days, sometimes more. And we arrived with the clothes we were wearing and left in the same clothes ( only laundered ).
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Lakeman221Original PosterOct 19, 2018[quote] Stop the juvenile "Law & Order" interrogation Ask several seemingly casual questions. Look for inconsistencies. It was fifty years ago. The wife took care of the details fifty years ago. I drove the car. Any references to one or more trophies was sarcasm. Why would anyone care how long a complete stranger was running around naked.?[/quote] Thomas, if you can't get into the spirit of the thread, then just GO AWAY and don't bother to comment on it. Leave the rest of us to carry on the conversation here with out you. It would be muchly appreciated.ReactReply - MEMemberOct 19, 2018Longest time nude . . . If I remembered correctly, up to 3 days staying in a clothing-optional optional resort. [Of course with intermittent need to dress up going out for meals and get groceries]. There were many things that kept me (us) occupied throughout the stay, doing things nude or just relax as the day/time passed by.ReactReply
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Lakeman221Original PosterOct 19, 2018[quote]Longest time nude . . . If I remembered correctly, up to 3 days staying in a clothing-optional optional resort. [Of course with intermittent need to dress up going out for meals and get groceries]. There were many things that kept me (us) occupied throughout the stay, doing things nude or just relax as the day/time passed by.[/quote] Out of those 3 days then, what was the longest continuous time? Re-read post #1 for the explanation of the topic of this thread. I don't understand the intermittent need to get dressed to go out to eat. When I go to a nude resort, I bring enough food/groceries to last the whole anticipated time of the stay, so there is no need to get dressed to go get something to eat. I have always ended up having some extra food to take home with me after my stay.ReactReply - MEMemberOct 20, 2018[quote]Longest time nude . . . If I remembered correctly, up to 3 days staying in a clothing-optional optional resort. [Of course with intermittent need to dress up going out for meals and get groceries].There were many things that kept me (us) occupied throughout the stay, doing things nude or just relax as the day/time passed by. Out of those 3 days then, what was the longest continuous time? Re-read post #1 for the explanation of the topic of this thread. I don't understand the intermittent need to get dressed to go out to eat. When I go to a nude resort, I bring enough food/groceries to last the whole anticipated time of the stay, so there is no need to get dressed to go get something to eat. I have always ended up having some extra food to take home with me after my stay.[/quote] I understood the topic. The longest continuous time nude was around 22 hours. Of course if I could, like you I would bring along food/groceries for the entire stay that's if I drive (a vehicle) and I don't.ReactReply
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RichardOct 20, 2018Mine would be 16 days. Was able to leave the house nude, drive to the resort nude, spend all my time there nude and drive home nude. Took me at least 3 days to get use to wearing clothes again.
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JohnOct 20, 2018[quote]Mine would be 16 days. Was able to leave the house nude, drive to the resort nude, spend all my time there nude and drive home nude. Took me at least 3 days to get use to wearing clothes again.[/quote] I would love to do that but unfortunately the cross-channel car ferry is not nude-friendly.ReactReply - TD
Tom DOct 20, 2018[quote]Mine would be 16 days. Was able to leave the house nude, drive to the resort nude, spend all my time there nude and drive home nude. Took me at least 3 days to get use to wearing clothes again.[/quote] Did you bring any clothing? If so, how much ? Where did you go? Did you have to bring all of your supplies or could you buy some there?ReactReply - TD
Tom DOct 21, 2018[quote]Mine would be 16 days. Was able to leave the house nude, drive to the resort nude, spend all my time there nude and drive home nude. Took me at least 3 days to get use to wearing clothes again. Did you bring any clothing? If so, how much ? Where did you go? Did you have to bring all of your supplies or could you buy some there?[/quote] Probably should add that I sort of understand how you feel about wearing clothes after a long time without. I haven't been nude continuously for more than two days, so I haven't been without shorts long enough for it to feel strange wearing them. However, in the summer I am sometimes shirtless for several days and sometimes go weeks at a time in only shorts, no long slacks. When I first wear something above the waist or below the knees after not doing so fo a while, I just doesn't feel right!ReactReply - RI
RichardOct 24, 2018I brought a pair of shorts and a shirt in case of an emergency.
I brought a lot of supplies with me, but I was also able to get supplies there.ReactReply - JO
JohnOct 24, 2018[quote]I brought a pair of shorts and a shirt in case of an emergency. I brought a lot of supplies with me, but I was also able to get supplies there.[/quote] Sounds like Euronat where I did my record time of 13 1/2 days.ReactReply - LA
Lakeman221Original PosterNov 2, 2018[quote].Sounds like Euronat where I did my record time of 13 1/2 days.[/quote]
I am wondering if the people working the cash registers there have the option of being nude and chose to stay dressed or if they are required to be clothed while working. Do you know what the answer is to this?ReactReply - TD
Tom DNov 2, 2018[quote]Just 24 hours for me.[/quote] Seems like an unusual amount of time. Assuming you sleep nude, I would expect something in the low 30's, one day and the two night surrounding it.ReactReply - LA
Lakeman221Original PosterNov 2, 2018[quote]Just 24 hours for me.Seems like an unusual amount of time.Assuming you sleep nude, I would expect something in the low 30's, one day and the two night surrounding it. I had to briefly get dressed to go outside. I was nude again for the rest of the day after that.[/quote] Twenty four hours is a start. There are several posts on here of shorter duration than that. I remember when I set my sights on doing my first 24 hours nude. It was a cold rainy week end, so I was staying inside anyway, so might as well be naked with the heater on. I made the full 24, then got dressed to go a few miles down the road to get some beer and cigarettes and got naked again when I got back. If I had planned better, I could have done 48+ hours straight.ReactReply - ER
ErikNov 2, 2018So far our longest is just under 48 hours when we took a 3 day weekend at a resort. I cannot wait for that to turn into a week sans textiles!
The picture is in our "14" person tent which fits 2 comfortably! LOL I couldn't find a decent one of us without our noses buried in our phones. I think we just discovered we could pick up the WiFi quite well from the clubhouse. :D
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silversurferNov 3, 2018Not long enough. A Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon at Cypress Cove. Pulled in. Stripped, set up tent, went and paid for tent space, enjoyed the weekend and then broke down tent, paid bill and drove off naked. so 2 days. Could have gotten cheap drive thru food across the street from the resort but didn't want to put clothes on.
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McdcvsNov 3, 2018So far, about 10 hours when we spent the night at Dakota Hot Springs.
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7 days at Lake Como Resort...
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Lakeman221Original PosterNov 4, 2018[quote]Longest I have done was 3 months while wife was away due to pregnancy issues and I had to stay to watch the animals while living outside 29 Palms, CA. Was a wonderful experience.[/quote] You were able to stay nude CONTINUOUSLY for the entire 3 months? You must have been well stocked up on groceries and stuff.ReactReply - LA
Lakeman221Original PosterJan 2, 2019My most recent episode was 42 1/2 hours totally nude. I started Saturday night Dec. 29 at 9 PM. Woke up Sunday morning to rainy & cold conditions outside & since I had nowhere I needed/wanted to go I stayed inside, nude all day. Got some things done in the house that had been being put off. Monday morning it was still raining, but not quite as cold. The rain quit about noon and an hour or so later the sun came out. At 2:30 PM I got dressed and went outside to join the rest of the world for a little while.
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JohnJan 2, 2019For me it's 13 days on holiday a few years ago. Unfortunately my wife wouldn't countenance driving naked to the second nudist centre of our holiday but it was a bit far to drive in one day anyway.
One advantage of that resort is two supermarkets, butchers, chacuterie, fishmonger , hairdresser, laundry/cleaner, clothes shop, hardware/general store and eight cafes/restaurants on site so you never need to dress to go out.ReactReply - MC
McdcvsJan 2, 2019[quote] One advantage of that resort is two supermarkets, butchers, chacuterie, fishmonger , hairdresser, laundry/cleaner, clothes shop, hardware/general store and eight cafes/restaurants on site so you never need to dress to go out.[/quote] Wow! Where is that?ReactReply - JO
JohnJan 2, 2019[quote]One advantage of that resort is two supermarkets, butchers, chacuterie, fishmonger , hairdresser, laundry/cleaner, clothes shop, hardware/general store and eight cafes/restaurants on site so you never need to dress to go out. Wow! Where is that?[/quote] It's actually [url][link]/link/713c8c3bf7a44c46/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZXVyb25hdC5mci9lbi8%3D[/link]Euronat[/url], and two miles away there is [url][link]/link/8d8d46dc8b9b9570/aHR0cDovL3d3dy5jaG0tbW9udGFsaXZldC5jb20v[/link]CHM [/url]with similar facilities.ReactReply - TE
TerryJan 3, 2019We've spent 10 straight days (5 @ Caliente & 5@ Cypress Cove) naked except for a few quick trips to the grocery and the trip from one resort to the other. We've spent over 72 straight hours naked at home.
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